Articles tagged “uae”

Today's podcast looks at solar eclipse tourism, slower pilot hiring in the U.S., and the latest most expensive hotel in Dubai.

Even without a CEO, Jumeirah's "2030 Mission" for growth remains on track.

The comments from Antonoaldo Neves suggest that the UAE national airline is taking the possibility of an IPO very seriously.

Dubai gets a dedicated episode on 'Somebody Feed Phil'; right at the time that Dubai Tourism is going big on food.

Ginger shots in the mini bar and IV injections with breakfast - Dubai's new Siro One Za'abeel wants to make bio-hacking more luxurious.

With the help of Russians in the first half, Brits in the second half, and Indians all the way through, Dubai scrapes its best year for tourism.

Dubai Tourism has given 70 hotels the literal stamp of approval for sustainability, around 10% of the city's total supply.

To meet the tourism objectives of Middle Eastern destinations, it's crucial to have affordable accommodation options. That's where short-term rentals come into play.

The Middle East’s lofty tourism goals mean a re-think in accommodations. Luxury hotels won’t be enough.

Local development giant Emaar loses five hotels. Marriott gets three as it continues to swell its portfolio and Kempinski gets two, doubling its footprint in the city.